Memphis World Memphis World Publishing Co. 1970-08-15 J. A. Beauchamp MARION JACKSON Views Sports of The World There is more behind Helsman Trophy winner Mike Garrett the Kansas City Chiefs' star running back, quitting National Foorball League competition following the l970 season, to seek a career in baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers, than meets the newspaper reports. NFL is so strongly policing its image and the conduct of top performers that undervocer inveti and the conduct of top performers that undercover investigators and informers are keeping such close sleuting practices that many players have virtually no private life. For example, Garrett drafted by baseball in its recent draft while keeping a close tab on its major leaguers, on-and-off field activities, has not been ouite as provocative despite an interesting number of incidents which have made headlines. Garrett in a recent interview gave his reason for preferring baseball. Noting 'I have heard its different in baseball. I hope so. Right now, the coaches tell us how to dress, where to go and what jobs, we'll have in the off-season. With the Kansas City Chiefs, if you're onesecond late in reporting to your room at night socked $500. We had $10,000 in the kitty when the season ended. Maybe, I don't particularly care for that. Maybe if I hung around in football I would hurt the team. I want to leave football while I am on top." FOR BACHELOR GIRLS AND SPINSTERS—There is just about every list of eligibles that commonsense scheming, and chiseling can devise, but the maneiverbility of a man into marriage, is perhaps the most unwieldly trap yet to be conceived or invented. National firms that sell cosmetics, deodorants, badbreath killers, eye-make up, powder and the designers who lower or shorten the hemline, and emphasize top-less or bottom-less, or leave it off altogether will tell you that there is no surefire guarantee to get a man to pick up pen and quill and put his signature on that marriage license. Hollywood filmmakers in recent years have become obsessessed with movie scheming on how to trap a guy into the so-called bliss that magically can be achieved with all variations of alurement and antrapment. Yet, if you dove-tail right down to the nitty-gritty, one of the most difficult adventures in American life is landing or luring a guy to his vows and keeping him after the strains of the wedding march has long lost its usefulness. Social workers in this nation, allied with the courts and the enforcement are seeking thousands of husbands who have fled the responsibility. Nowadays, guys and Dolls get their certificates in judo and karate long before the walk the middle of the aisle. STRATEGICALLY the best advice that a minister ought to give a couple is that "a good run is better than a bad stand. Somebody should have told Gen. Custer this at Little Big Horn. There might never have been that shocking massacre! NOW FOR GIRLS, who have just about given up hope of marriage and enjoy a modern day re-actment of Tolstoy's WAR AND PEACE, statistics show that the best hunting ground for matrimony is Hawaii. In Honolulu, Hawaii, this tiny news item appeared in print. Read it and girls of little faith and faint hearts, please take note: "Among those 14 years of age or older, single males outnumber single females by 91 per cent, said Robert C. Schmitt, the State's statistician. In other words, for ever 100 single women over 14 there are 191 single men. Carlton "Cookie" Gilchrist, who once said that he was the best fullback who ever lived, has finally beat old nemesis Jim Brown at something. When the NFL-AFL records were lumped together, Cookie turned out to gave gained more yards than any other in a single game. Brown's, record of 237 yards in a single game was eclipsed by Cookie's 243 yard job that he did on hapless New York in 1963. Brown still has gained more yards than any other full back in the history of pro football, however. ALBANY STATE College's Sanford Natatorium has been chosen as the site for the 1971 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Championships on February 19-20. Accordig to Obie W.O'Neal the College's athletic director and Wilburn A. Campbell, head swimming coach, the '70-71 championships, which were held in Orangeburg, S. C. last year, were awarded to Albany State at the Conference's annual meeting this past spring. Announcement of Albany State as the site for the conference's swimming meet was made by the SIAC president, C. L. Dunn of Alabama State University. Morehouse College, the defending SIAC swimming champion, along with Florida A & M, South Carolina State, Fort Valley State, Alabama State and Albany State, will lead a host of SIAC aquatic teams seeking the '71 title. THERE IS A REAL LURE IN HAWAII There is more behind Helsman Trophy winner Mike Garrett the Kansas City Chiefs' star running back, quitting National Foorball League competition following the l970 season, to seek a career in baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers, than meets the newspaper reports. NFL is so strongly policing its image and the conduct of top performers that undervocer inveti and the conduct of top performers that undercover investigators and informers are keeping such close sleuting practices that many players have virtually no private life. For example, Garrett drafted by baseball in its recent draft while keeping a close tab on its major leaguers, on-and-off field activities, has not been ouite as provocative despite an interesting number of incidents which have made headlines. Garrett in a recent interview gave his reason for preferring baseball. Noting 'I have heard its different in baseball. I hope so. Right now, the coaches tell us how to dress, where to go and what jobs, we'll have in the off-season. With the Kansas City Chiefs, if you're onesecond late in reporting to your room at night socked $500. We had $10,000 in the kitty when the season ended. Maybe, I don't particularly care for that. Maybe if I hung around in football I would hurt the team. I want to leave football while I am on top." FOR BACHELOR GIRLS AND SPINSTERS—There is just about every list of eligibles that commonsense scheming, and chiseling can devise, but the maneiverbility of a man into marriage, is perhaps the most unwieldly trap yet to be conceived or invented. National firms that sell cosmetics, deodorants, badbreath killers, eye-make up, powder and the designers who lower or shorten the hemline, and emphasize top-less or bottom-less, or leave it off altogether will tell you that there is no surefire guarantee to get a man to pick up pen and quill and put his signature on that marriage license. Hollywood filmmakers in recent years have become obsessessed with movie scheming on how to trap a guy into the so-called bliss that magically can be achieved with all variations of alurement and antrapment. Yet, if you dove-tail right down to the nitty-gritty, one of the most difficult adventures in American life is landing or luring a guy to his vows and keeping him after the strains of the wedding march has long lost its usefulness. Social workers in this nation, allied with the courts and the enforcement are seeking thousands of husbands who have fled the responsibility. Nowadays, guys and Dolls get their certificates in judo and karate long before the walk the middle of the aisle. STRATEGICALLY the best advice that a minister ought to give a couple is that "a good run is better than a bad stand. Somebody should have told Gen. Custer this at Little Big Horn. There might never have been that shocking massacre! NOW FOR GIRLS, who have just about given up hope of marriage and enjoy a modern day re-actment of Tolstoy's WAR AND PEACE, statistics show that the best hunting ground for matrimony is Hawaii. In Honolulu, Hawaii, this tiny news item appeared in print. Read it and girls of little faith and faint hearts, please take note: "Among those 14 years of age or older, single males outnumber single females by 91 per cent, said Robert C. Schmitt, the State's statistician. In other words, for ever 100 single women over 14 there are 191 single men. Carlton "Cookie" Gilchrist, who once said that he was the best fullback who ever lived, has finally beat old nemesis Jim Brown at something. When the NFL-AFL records were lumped together, Cookie turned out to gave gained more yards than any other in a single game. Brown's, record of 237 yards in a single game was eclipsed by Cookie's 243 yard job that he did on hapless New York in 1963. Brown still has gained more yards than any other full back in the history of pro football, however. ALBANY STATE College's Sanford Natatorium has been chosen as the site for the 1971 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Championships on February 19-20. Accordig to Obie W.O'Neal the College's athletic director and Wilburn A. Campbell, head swimming coach, the '70-71 championships, which were held in Orangeburg, S. C. last year, were awarded to Albany State at the Conference's annual meeting this past spring. Announcement of Albany State as the site for the conference's swimming meet was made by the SIAC president, C. L. Dunn of Alabama State University. Morehouse College, the defending SIAC swimming champion, along with Florida A & M, South Carolina State, Fort Valley State, Alabama State and Albany State, will lead a host of SIAC aquatic teams seeking the '71 title. COOKIE GILCHRIST There is more behind Helsman Trophy winner Mike Garrett the Kansas City Chiefs' star running back, quitting National Foorball League competition following the l970 season, to seek a career in baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers, than meets the newspaper reports. NFL is so strongly policing its image and the conduct of top performers that undervocer inveti and the conduct of top performers that undercover investigators and informers are keeping such close sleuting practices that many players have virtually no private life. For example, Garrett drafted by baseball in its recent draft while keeping a close tab on its major leaguers, on-and-off field activities, has not been ouite as provocative despite an interesting number of incidents which have made headlines. Garrett in a recent interview gave his reason for preferring baseball. Noting 'I have heard its different in baseball. I hope so. Right now, the coaches tell us how to dress, where to go and what jobs, we'll have in the off-season. With the Kansas City Chiefs, if you're onesecond late in reporting to your room at night socked $500. We had $10,000 in the kitty when the season ended. Maybe, I don't particularly care for that. Maybe if I hung around in football I would hurt the team. I want to leave football while I am on top." FOR BACHELOR GIRLS AND SPINSTERS—There is just about every list of eligibles that commonsense scheming, and chiseling can devise, but the maneiverbility of a man into marriage, is perhaps the most unwieldly trap yet to be conceived or invented. National firms that sell cosmetics, deodorants, badbreath killers, eye-make up, powder and the designers who lower or shorten the hemline, and emphasize top-less or bottom-less, or leave it off altogether will tell you that there is no surefire guarantee to get a man to pick up pen and quill and put his signature on that marriage license. Hollywood filmmakers in recent years have become obsessessed with movie scheming on how to trap a guy into the so-called bliss that magically can be achieved with all variations of alurement and antrapment. Yet, if you dove-tail right down to the nitty-gritty, one of the most difficult adventures in American life is landing or luring a guy to his vows and keeping him after the strains of the wedding march has long lost its usefulness. Social workers in this nation, allied with the courts and the enforcement are seeking thousands of husbands who have fled the responsibility. Nowadays, guys and Dolls get their certificates in judo and karate long before the walk the middle of the aisle. STRATEGICALLY the best advice that a minister ought to give a couple is that "a good run is better than a bad stand. Somebody should have told Gen. Custer this at Little Big Horn. There might never have been that shocking massacre! NOW FOR GIRLS, who have just about given up hope of marriage and enjoy a modern day re-actment of Tolstoy's WAR AND PEACE, statistics show that the best hunting ground for matrimony is Hawaii. In Honolulu, Hawaii, this tiny news item appeared in print. Read it and girls of little faith and faint hearts, please take note: "Among those 14 years of age or older, single males outnumber single females by 91 per cent, said Robert C. Schmitt, the State's statistician. In other words, for ever 100 single women over 14 there are 191 single men. Carlton "Cookie" Gilchrist, who once said that he was the best fullback who ever lived, has finally beat old nemesis Jim Brown at something. When the NFL-AFL records were lumped together, Cookie turned out to gave gained more yards than any other in a single game. Brown's, record of 237 yards in a single game was eclipsed by Cookie's 243 yard job that he did on hapless New York in 1963. Brown still has gained more yards than any other full back in the history of pro football, however. ALBANY STATE College's Sanford Natatorium has been chosen as the site for the 1971 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Championships on February 19-20. Accordig to Obie W.O'Neal the College's athletic director and Wilburn A. Campbell, head swimming coach, the '70-71 championships, which were held in Orangeburg, S. C. last year, were awarded to Albany State at the Conference's annual meeting this past spring. Announcement of Albany State as the site for the conference's swimming meet was made by the SIAC president, C. L. Dunn of Alabama State University. Morehouse College, the defending SIAC swimming champion, along with Florida A & M, South Carolina State, Fort Valley State, Alabama State and Albany State, will lead a host of SIAC aquatic teams seeking the '71 title. TIPS ON CAR CARE Have you ever ridden down a bumpy street and watched the vehicle in front of you bounce along like a basketball being dribbled by a Globetrotter? That bouncing effect is caused by worn or broken shock absorbers. Shock absorbers are a key part of your car's suspension system. They prevent dangerous shifts in your car's weight when it accelerates, stops, turns or changes lanes, according to B. F. Goodrich engineers. Stopping without a good set of shock absorbers results in the car's nose mushing down while the rear comes up, putting all the car's weight on the front tires. Accelerating has the opposite effect. The car's nose comes up, the rear end goes down and the rear tires squeal and bounce along because the rear shocks can't hold them on the road. Both of these conditions cause unnecessary tire wear and lessen control, but they probably aren't as hazardous to your health as having to change lanes in a hurry at turnpike speeds with inadequate shock absorbers. Why? Because as you change lanes quickly at high speeds your car's weight will shift to the side to which you're turning. As you try to correct for the shift and try to straighten out in your new lane, the car heals heavily over in the other direction. Overcorrection can worsen the condition and the ultimate result can be total loss of control at turnpike speeds. The danger can be prevented by a simple test you can perform yourself. While the car is parked, give each fender a hard, fast shove down. If the car bounces like a rubber ball,... well... don't go into any fast curves on the way to your service store for a new set of shock absorbers. Shock absorbers, like cars, come in different models. When you buy them, make sure you get the type that best suits your needs. For everyday driving, standard shock absorbers are fine. However, if you intend to do a lot of trailering or carry heavy loads frequently, you'd better get the heavyduty variety. Of course, heavy-duty shock absorbers cost you some of that soft ride that Detroit cars are noted for, but they are worth it. The best route, if you're the "have your cake and eat it too type," are the adjustable shock absorbers. These have a valve on them that allow you to adjust them "hard" for loads or "soft" for just loafing along, on a Sunday afternoon. More Bounce To The Ounce Can Be Dangerous Have you ever ridden down a bumpy street and watched the vehicle in front of you bounce along like a basketball being dribbled by a Globetrotter? That bouncing effect is caused by worn or broken shock absorbers. Shock absorbers are a key part of your car's suspension system. They prevent dangerous shifts in your car's weight when it accelerates, stops, turns or changes lanes, according to B. F. Goodrich engineers. Stopping without a good set of shock absorbers results in the car's nose mushing down while the rear comes up, putting all the car's weight on the front tires. Accelerating has the opposite effect. The car's nose comes up, the rear end goes down and the rear tires squeal and bounce along because the rear shocks can't hold them on the road. Both of these conditions cause unnecessary tire wear and lessen control, but they probably aren't as hazardous to your health as having to change lanes in a hurry at turnpike speeds with inadequate shock absorbers. Why? Because as you change lanes quickly at high speeds your car's weight will shift to the side to which you're turning. As you try to correct for the shift and try to straighten out in your new lane, the car heals heavily over in the other direction. Overcorrection can worsen the condition and the ultimate result can be total loss of control at turnpike speeds. The danger can be prevented by a simple test you can perform yourself. While the car is parked, give each fender a hard, fast shove down. If the car bounces like a rubber ball,... well... don't go into any fast curves on the way to your service store for a new set of shock absorbers. Shock absorbers, like cars, come in different models. When you buy them, make sure you get the type that best suits your needs. For everyday driving, standard shock absorbers are fine. However, if you intend to do a lot of trailering or carry heavy loads frequently, you'd better get the heavyduty variety. Of course, heavy-duty shock absorbers cost you some of that soft ride that Detroit cars are noted for, but they are worth it. The best route, if you're the "have your cake and eat it too type," are the adjustable shock absorbers. These have a valve on them that allow you to adjust them "hard" for loads or "soft" for just loafing along, on a Sunday afternoon. AT INTERNATIONAL GOLF MEET — Mexico City, MexicoMiss Diane Lane (left) Pepsi-Cola Representative and Mrs. Victoreene Adams, (right) council woman of Baltimore, Md., meet during festivities launching the ninth annual Pepsi-Cola International Golf tournament. The tourney, held at the Pierre Marquis Golf Course in Alcapulco, Mexico, drew 90 golfers and 400 participants. Bill Cosby Show Set For August 23, At Stadium Bill Cosby, actor, comedian and physical education enthusiasts, will headline a galaxy of the nation's top entertainers, Sunday, August 23rd at Atlanta Stadium. It may not be generally recognized that Cosby portrays all three roles in his NBC-TV coast-to-coast feature "The Bill Cosby Show" which will return this fall among the top 10 interest-getters of the media. The versatile Cosby made the transition from Comedy monologists in the NBC—TV series "I Spy" in which he Co-starred with Robert Culp. He won three Emmy awards for his portral of the role. An on-the-go performer Cosby was emcee for the giant Joe Louis benefit show last Wednesday at Detroit's Cobo Hall. He has made numerous other benefit performances for former show business greats and charities. Cosby comes to Atlanta Stadium, Sunday August 2rd under the sponsorship of Supersonic Attraction of which Atlanta businessman Henry Wynn is president. His appearance will be a one night, in person affair and he will bring some of the top stars of Stax/VOLT Recording Company of Memphis, Tenn., Among the entertainers to be spotlighted in the giant entertainment spectacie will be Isaac Hayes, the balladeer, blues stylist William Bell, the sensational "5 Stairsteps", the Velvetones plus many, many other acts. Tickets for the giant Bill Cosby show, which marks his first major "in person" appearance in Atlanta are at regular locations. John Carlos Sidelined Six Weeks John Carlos the Olympic champion sprinter who is trying to become a passcatcher with the Philadelphia Eagles, has been sidelined for at least six weeks with a knee injury. Carlos injured the knee while running during a light workout at Franklin. Field a team spokesman said. Nixon team physician, said he would operate on Carlos to repair a torn medial collateral ligament in the right knee. Nixon said Carlos will not be able to resume practice for at least six weeks. Carlos, drafted 13th by the Eagles although he never played college football, signed his contract less than month ago and began workouts at Franklin Field, running pass patterns and learning catching techniques. working out in the morning with John Carson, the Eagles assistant personnel director, when suddenly he felt his knee snap. He had it checked the next day and the doctor diagnosed the ligament tear. George Jimmerman Signs Florida A&M Cage Pact Florida A & M University has signed its first white basketball player as well as the 1969 high school individual scoring champions in Texas and Indiana to highlight a banner recruiting year, according to FAMU cage coach Ed. Oglesby. George Jimmerman of Chicago, Ill. became the first white basketball player ever to sign with the Rattlers and Oglesby said the 6-5 eager is a strong rebounder and could possibly be a starter this year since freshmen are eligible for versity competition in small colleges. Oglesby is also very high on 6-2 Luther Robertson of Dallas, Tex., and 6-3 Reginal Lipscomb of Munice, Ind., who were the leading scorers in their respective states in 1969. Five other cagers who have inked Rattler pacts are Crandall Casey (6-6), Tampa; Jesse Lawrence (6-6), Tampa and Tyrone Sparrow (6-5), Orlando. "Casey, Lee, Reeves and Lawrence are exceptionally excellent rebounders," Oglesby said . "Reeves and Lawrence are also prolific scorers. Sparrow is a versatile athlete who is good on the boards and has a good eye for the basket, either in close or from long range." Oglesby has coached basketball at FAMU for the past 20 years and has compiled a 366-126 won-lost record. His teams have won the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic, Conference visitation championship 11 times and the tournament championship 10 times, more than any other team in the league. He has a yound team already, basically sophomores and juniors, and with the fine crop of recruits he just signed, he has the nucleus of a team, although not extremely big, that could develop into a, small dynasty. of recruits he just signed, he has the nucleus of a team, although not extremely big, that could develop into a small dynasty. He lost most of his big guns off last season's 12-12 team but has 10 returning and neither is a senior. In fact, there will be only one junior on the squad and he's 6-1 Johnny Hall. The other nine "veterans" will all be sophomores, led by 6-5 John Andrews of Havana. Andrews saw considerable action last season and is a solid, dependable performer. Oglesby is aware of his lack of height and experience but is still optimistic about the prospects of his team. "We're young, inexperienced and don't have a lot of height but we have some talented ballplayers. We might take a few lumps at first but when these boys get some experience we'll be able to account for ourselves," he said. The Rattler have a 22-game regular season schedule lined up in addition to the SIAC tournament in Montgomery, Ala., on Feb. 24-25-26, 1971. They open the season Dec. 2 at the University of Tampa and return home on the 4th to take on Edward Waters College. EWC on Dec. 9, the last game before the holiday vacation. Let's Go Fishier BY BOB BREWSTER Being in hot water usually means being in trouble, but this isn't necessarily so when it comes to fishing. In many areas of the country there are "hot water" lakes where fishing is excellent both summer and winter. These bodies of water are adjacent to electrical generating plants which use the lake's water as part of their steam generation process. Cool water is taken into the plant and warm water Is returned to the supply reservoir. In many places this warm water creates a year around primary food source — plants and animals which are forage for desirable species of fish. In some lakes, the area near the water discharge becomes rich with food; in turn, the fish become fat and sassy. Other examples can be found in Missouri, where coal-fired generation plants at two locations offer good bass and crappie fishing the year 'round. HOT WATER ANGLING BY BOB BREWSTER Being in hot water usually means being in trouble, but this isn't necessarily so when it comes to fishing. In many areas of the country there are "hot water" lakes where fishing is excellent both summer and winter. These bodies of water are adjacent to electrical generating plants which use the lake's water as part of their steam generation process. Cool water is taken into the plant and warm water Is returned to the supply reservoir. In many places this warm water creates a year around primary food source — plants and animals which are forage for desirable species of fish. In some lakes, the area near the water discharge becomes rich with food; in turn, the fish become fat and sassy. Other examples can be found in Missouri, where coal-fired generation plants at two locations offer good bass and crappie fishing the year 'round. Globetrotters To Star In T. V. Special The Harlem Globetrotters, who have parlayed extraordinary basketball skills and a light-hearted approach to the game into a worldwide entertainment attraction, have signed a long-term agreement with the National Broadcasting Company to star in one NBC-TV special a year, beginning in January, 1971, it was announced recently by William F. Storke, Vice President, Special Programs, NBC Television Network. "The Harlem Globetrotters' broad family appeal spans the sports fan and the non fan and appeals to men and women of all ages," Storke said. "We are delighted their hilarious brand of basketball will be presented on NBC." Founded in 1927 by the late Abe Saperstrin, the Harlem Globetrotters have lived up to their name. They have made personal appearances before more than 60 million people in 87 different countries – including numerous performances behind the Iron Curtain - and later this year will play their 10,000th game. The current edition of the Globetrotters is led by the "Clown Prince of Basketball," Meadowlark Lemon, truly a magician with a basketball. Other starts in the cast include dribbling wizard" Curly" Neal, "Showboat" Hall, a master at ball control, Hubert Ausbie, and Pablo Robertson, the team's lightning-fast sparkplug. A number of top professional players have worn the Globetrotters uniform, including current starts Wilt Chamberlain of the Los Angeles Lakers and Cannie Hawkins of the Phoenix Suns. Marshall named Livingstone head John D. Marshall II. who for the past five years has been head football coach at Livingstone College has been named the college's athletic director. His appointment was announced, by Dr. F. George Shipman, president of the college. Marshall succeeds Walter E. Brown Jr.. Who resigned at the end of the past academic year after five years at the helm. The new athletic director will continue as head football coach while fulfilling the other duties of his office. As director he will also serve as chairman of the Physical Education Department. LONGER... YET MILDER PALL MALL - so friendly to your taste PALL MALL FAMOUS CIGARETTES PALL MALL - so friendly to your taste TO HALT BOMBINGS The Nixon Administration announced recently it plans to propose a new explosives control act to combat the number of bombings in the United States. Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel says the bill will deal with the wave of bombings, deaths and property damage in the last fifteen and one-half months. 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But all of these gains, all of the pride and unity will go right down the drain if black youth continues to ignore reality. We've all got to recognize that success and "sell-out" are not the same thing. That thing called "the establishment" is not going to fade away because people call it names. We've all got to realize that the "establishment" can pay money for jobs that most black businesses cannot afford. Think about that! And chances are it'll come to you... that chanting slogans, spewing hate and changing your physical appearance won't stop hunger pains, or get you a solid job with a future. Start remembering that is a dirty word. Remember it for-yourself, for your future and self respect, and for the dignity of black people everywhere. Vice President The Greyhound Corporation PROBLEMS IN SEX? No Pep at Night — No Vim or Vigor. Poor Marital Relations – No Sex Desires - Incompatibility Check your PROBLEMS, let us show you the way. Confidential... No Obligation. GOOD SAMARITAN P. 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